Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-27
LOCAL 6REWTIES,

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the charge of drunkenness.
Prof j. W. Richard breaches for tn,
First COngregatiOnaists tomorrow evening
The new organ in the First Presbyterian
church will be used for the first time to
morrow.
Mr.. Samuel Barnett and daughter. Miss
Carrie. OF near Urbana, were in the city
yesterday.
DR.. S. F. Breckenridge and family have
returned from pleasant four weeks visi,
to Rochester, Pa
Mrs. Cyrus Ridenour has gone to Battle
Creek. Michigan, on . visit to her brother.
Rev. Mr.. Chipperfeld.
MI. George II. Knight, the popular ticket
agent. was in Cincinnati last night, view
ing Rome Under Nero"
Mr.. h. L. Rock6eld. wife and son. Will.
arrived from the northwest last night. They
will be here several days.
Misses Annie and Nellie Sellers. daugh-
ters of Mr.. John Sellers, Of the London
Enterprise, are visiting relatives In this
city.
A lot Of lace caught fire in little notion
store on east Main street near Foster last
night but was extinguished without diff
calty.
Mrs. Mary Z. Gilmour left BY the Bee
Line yesterday afternoon for an extensive
visit with relatives in the northern part Of
the State
Captain j. G. KEENAN,. Of Battery E. to-
day received from headquarters the pay for
the camp service and for the horses. 1t will
be distributed Monday evening.
Mr.. G. Ladds. who was with Messrs.
Andrews, Wise & Putnam. is now canvass
ing the citv for several elegantly illustrated
and excellent works. Take look at them
and subscribe.
There will be no preaching service at the
Methodist Protestant church tomorrow. The
pastor will be absent attending camp meet
ing near Washington c. II. Sunday school
at the usual hour.
Mr.. T. Z. Harwood. proprietor of The
Gazette. yesterday lost . valuable scroll
band gold ring. which he highly priced.
Finder will be rewarded by returning it to
the Gazette Office.
Mr. Frank Shelly and wife. nee Miss
Mitchell. moved to Springfield Wednesday,
Mr.. Shelly's business as fireman on the l..
NJ. road requiring him to be at that point
over nights. Gdzette.
Mr.. A. q. Huffman went to Dayton this
afternoon, to attend the funeral Of Mrs. ID.
b. Wilcox. sister OF Mrs. Judge Miller
Judge Miller went to Dayton this morning.
Mrs. Miller being already there.
Miss N. Almah Hunt. Of Dayton. who
has been visiting her cousin. Miss Clara J.
OSlesby on west Pleasant street. leaves for
home today. accompanied by her cousin.
Miss Clara. who will make short visit to
the Gem" City.
Rev. J. NJ. Foster. one Of the secretaries
of the National Reform association, will
preach in the United Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening. and will
present and explain the objects for which
the association labOrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Patch's seven-year-
old son. Claudius. died at his home on
Central avenue, yesterday morning at $50
O'Clock Of paralysis. The funeral occurred
this morning at IL O'Clock At Brighton.
Rev. W. A. Gross officiating.
Colonel W. B. Shattuc. general passen-
ger agent. and Charlton Paris. central pas
senger agent. Of the o. 4 NJ. and ID. b.
Martin. general passenger agent, and j. E.
Reeves. general southern agent. Of the Bee
Line. were in the city today.
The board Of county school examiners
are today for the first time occupying their
new quarters In the second story of the
court house. There are thirty-five appIi-
cants for teachers positions. The board
has met for years in the Central building.
The Union camp meeting held at Spence's
grove by North street and Allen chapel NJ.
z. churches will close tomorrow evening
Rev. Brown. of Cleveland, and others will
be present and take part in the services.
All are cordially invited. Pastors, 0. p.
Ross and J. Henderson